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<blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 634490" data-attributes="member: 5834">RE&nbsp;Art is a matter of taste. For example, I have no taste for Picasso. I love Norman Rockwell though. I am realism freak when it comes to art. I prefer art with a very realistic feel to it, even if outlandish. For example, I don't enjoy manga comics because the characters are too cartoony. I prefer a high level of detail and a face that I could picture on a real human being. That is my taste.Creativity is an awe-inspiring trait when it occurs in geniuses. Never forget that having a lightning fast mind capable of calculating quickly is also necessary. Many traits must support creative genius otherwise it is never seen. For example, Michael Jordan is a creative genius when it comes to basketball. If you have ever watched him switch hands while in the air creating a shot while moving, you would understand. Yet, without the proper physical skills, an incredible work ethic, and an ability to persevere when most men would crumble, his creative genius might never have been realized.Very few single traits are unsupported. Great accomplishments by human beings require many factors to come into alignment, many that we cannot predict. That is why success is not so easy to duplicate in any field.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celtavian, post: 634490, member: 5834"] [b]RE[/b] Art is a matter of taste. For example, I have no taste for Picasso. I love Norman Rockwell though. I am realism freak when it comes to art. I prefer art with a very realistic feel to it, even if outlandish. For example, I don't enjoy manga comics because the characters are too cartoony. I prefer a high level of detail and a face that I could picture on a real human being. That is my taste. Creativity is an awe-inspiring trait when it occurs in geniuses. Never forget that having a lightning fast mind capable of calculating quickly is also necessary. Many traits must support creative genius otherwise it is never seen. For example, Michael Jordan is a creative genius when it comes to basketball. If you have ever watched him switch hands while in the air creating a shot while moving, you would understand. Yet, without the proper physical skills, an incredible work ethic, and an ability to persevere when most men would crumble, his creative genius might never have been realized. Very few single traits are unsupported. Great accomplishments by human beings require many factors to come into alignment, many that we cannot predict. That is why success is not so easy to duplicate in any field. [/QUOTE]

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